Absolute Beauty Hair Removal

Permanent Hair Reduction Treatments

Why live with unwanted
hair? Lasers and Intense
Pulsed Light systems offer
a safe, long-term solution
to unwanted, excess hair
for both men and women.
Treatment is suitable for
the face and body, is quick
and results can be seen
after just a few sessions.

"After years of painful waxing, this gentle treatment has been wonderful; and there has
been no regrowth for six months now!"

"The hair from my beard has completely gone and I have also noticed the difference in my
skin texture, it is so much smoother. Never would I have expected such brilliant results."

"I feel so much more feminine, I am so happy with the results."

How does light assisted hair removal work?

Light is selectively absorbed by melanin, the
pigment in the hair follicle. The light energy
heats the pigment and effectively destroys
the hair follicle without damaging the
surrounding cells.

How is treatment carried out?

The laser or Intense Pulsed Light is placed
on the skin and a short pulse of light is
released, which targets many follicles
simultaneously. The applicator is then
moved to the neighbouring area of skin and
the process is repeated until the entire area
is treated. For Intense Pulsed Light treatment
a thin layer of chilled gel is applied to help
guide the light, but this is not required for a
laser procedure.

Am I suitable for treatment?

Most people are suitable for treatment.
Best results are often achieved with clients
who have fair skin and dark hair. Dark
hair is more easily treated as it has a high
concentration of melanin. Fair hair however,
contains less melanin and is harder to treat.
Grey/white hair has no melanin so is not
suitable for treatment.

How does the treatment feel?

Treatment sensation varies but is often
described as “a flick of an elastic band”.
Typically no anaesthesia is required and
most clients describe the discomfort as
moderate and tolerable.

What will I see after the treatment?

The hair follicles are damaged by heat but
the hairs remain in the follicles. The dead
hairs shed after 1 – 3 weeks as the epidermis
renews. During this period the hairs will seem
to ‘grow’ as they are pushed out by the new
epidermis.